Index
A
- action 2-4
- address
- broadcast 4-7
- external 3-18
- internal 3-18
- Internet 4-5
- address resolution 4-28
- Address Resolution Protocol 4-30
- addresses
- hardware 4-25
- Agents 3-10
- alarms 2-35
- ANSI C standard library 1-3
- application-to-pSOS+ interface 7-5
- architecture 1-2
- ARP 4-5, 4-30
- ARP Table 4-29
- ASR 2-31
- ASR operations 2-32
- asynchronous I/O 7-14
- asynchronous RSC 3-9
- asynchronous signals 2-31
- asynchrony 2-4
- auto-initialization 7-4, 7-10
- automatic roundrobin scheduling 2-10
B
- binary streams 6-8
- blocked task state 2-6
- blocking 5-26
- boot record 5-6
- broadcast address 4-7
- broadcasting a message 2-24
- buffer header 7-18
- buffers 2-21, 4-32
- 128-byte 4-37
- zero-size 4-37
C
- CD-ROM volumes 5-3, 5-13, 5-24
- naming files on 5-19
- client 4-10
- client authentication 4-54
- clock tick 2-34
- coherency checks 3-11
- control blocks
- partition (PTCB) 2-21
- queue (QCB) 2-23
- region (RNCB) 2-20
- semaphore (SMCB) 2-30
- task (TCB) 2-15
- conventions xvi
- creation
- of message queues 2-22
- of partitions 2-21
- of regions 2-19
- of semaphores 2-30
- of tasks 2-14
- of variable length message queues 2-27
D
- data blocks 4-32
- datagram sockets 4-8
- deblocking 5-26
- decomposition criteria 2-4
- decomposition of an application 2-4
- default gateway 4-18
- deletion
- of message queues 2-23
- of partitions 2-22
- of regions 2-19
- of semaphores 2-30
- of tasks 2-41
- of variable length message queues 2-20, 2-27, 2-28
- dependent action 2-4
- destination Internet address 4-5
- device auto-initialization 7-4, 7-10
- device drivers
- environment 7-8
- pHILE+ 7-18
- pREPC+ 7-16
- dispatch criteria 2-12
- dual-ported memory 3-17
E
- end-of-file flag 6-10
- error flag 6-10
- error handling 4-17
- errors
- fatal 2-39
- events 2-28
- operations 2-29
- versus messages 2-29
- expansion unit 5-37
- extent 5-37
- extent map 5-38
- external address 3-18
F
- failed nodes 3-13
- fatal error handler 2-40
- fatal errors 2-39
- FC_LOGBSIZE 5-13, 5-26
- FC_NBUF 5-26
- FC_NCFILE 5-20
- FC_NFCB 5-20
- filesystem manager 1-3
- flags
- NI 4-25
- FLIST 5-34
- fully- buffered 6-7
G
- gateways 4-5
- Global Object Table 3-5
- global objects 3-4
- global shutdown 3-16
H
- hardware addresses 4-25
- heap management algorithm 2-21
- hosts 4-6
I
- I/O 7-1
- asynchronous 7-13
- block translation 7-20
- buffer header 7-18
- mutual exclusion 7-12
- pREPC+ 7-16
- switch table 7-3
- synchronous 7-13
- system overview 7-2
- transaction sequencing 7-20
- I_RETURN entry 2-12
- ICMP 4-4, 4-40
- message types 4-40
- idle tasks 2-18
- IGMP 4-41
- initialization 5-4
- internal address 3-18
- internet 4-5
- Internet address 4-5
- Internet Control Message Protocol 4-40
- interrupt service routines 2-36
- IOPB parameter block 7-18
- IP 4-3, 4-5
- IP multicast 4-20
- ISR 2-36, 2-38
- returning from 2-12
- ISR-to-task communication 2-22
J
- job 2-4
K
- kernel 1-2, 2-1
- Kernel Interface 3-2
- KI 3-2
L
- LC_BUFSIZ 6-6
- LC_TIMEOPT 6-6
- LC_WAITOPT 6-6
- line-buffered 6-7
- link field 2-25
- loader drivers 7-17
- Local Object Table 3-5
- local volumes 5-13, 5-24
M
- major device number 7-3, 7-5
- manual roundrobin scheduling 2-11
- master node 3-2
- maximum transmission unit 4-24
- memory
- buffers 2-21
- dual-ported 3-17
- heap management algorithm 2-21
- partitions 2-21
- Region 0 2-20
- regions 2-19
- segments 2-19
- memory management services 2-18
- message block triplet 4-32
- message blocks 4-32, 4-37
- message queues 2-22
- ordinary 2-25
- variable length 2-27
- messages 2-24, 4-32
- broadcasting 2-24
- buffers 2-25
- contents of 2-24
- length 2-27
- queue length 2-28
- receiving 2-24
- sending 2-24
- synchronization of 2-26
- versus events 2-29
- MIB-II
- accessing tables 4-46
- object categories 4-43
- object types 4-45
- tables 4-49
- MIB-II support 4-43
- minor device number 7-5
- MPCT 3-2
- MS-DOS volumes 5-13, 5-24
- floppy disk format 7-21
- hard disk format 7-22
- hard drive considerations 7-23
- initializing 5-4
- naming files on 5-18
- MTU 4-24
- multicast 4-20
- Multiprocessor Configuration Table 3-2
- multitasking 2-2
- mutual exclusion 2-22, 7-12
N
- NC_CFGTAB 4-52
- NC_DEFGID 4-42
- NC_DEFGN 4-18
- NC_DEFUID 4-42
- NC_HOSTNAME 4-42
- NC_INI 4-27
- NC_IROUTE 4-18
- NC_NNI 4-26
- NC_SIGNAL 4-16
- Network Interface 4-4, 4-23
- network manager 1-2
- network mask 4-6
- networking facilities 4-1
- NFS 4-42
- NFS volumes 5-3, 5-13
- naming files on 5-19
- NI 4-4, 4-23
- flags 4-25
- NI Table 4-26
- node failure 3-13
- node numbers 3-3
- node restart 3-14
- node roster 3-16
- nodes 4-5, 4-6
- master 3-2
- slave 3-2
- notation conventions xvi
- notepad registers 2-18
O
- object classes 2-12
- Object Create system calls 2-12
- object ID 2-12, 3-4
- Object Ident system calls 2-12, 3-5
- object name 2-12
- objects 3-4
- global 3-4
- stale 3-15
- open socket tables 4-14
- out-of-band data 4-13
P
- packet type 4-31
- packets 4-5, 4-17, 4-34
- partition control block 2-21
- partition table 5-5
- partitions 2-21
- pHILE+ 5-1
- basic services 5-19
- blocking and deblocking 5-26
- cache buffers 5-26
- deleting tasks 5-47
- direct volume I/O 5-25
- drivers 7-18
- file types 5-15
- formatted volumes 5-13, 5-31
- NFS services 5-13
- pathnames 5-15
- restarting tasks 5-46
- synchronization modes 5-28
- volume names and device numbers 5-11
- volume operations 5-11
- volume types 5-2
- pHILE+ driver 7-16
- pHILE+ format volumes 5-13, 5-24, 7-20
- block allocation 5-41
- data address mapping 5-39
- expansion unit 5-37
- extent 5-37
- extent map 5-38
- file block types 5-34
- file descriptor 5-36
- file descriptor list 5-34
- file number 5-35
- file structure 5-43
- naming files on 5-18
- organization 5-31
- root block 5-32
- root directory 5-33
- volume bitmap 5-33
- pHILE+ volumes
- initializing 5-4
- pNA+ 4-3
- address resolution 4-28
- architecture 4-3
- ARP Table 4-29
- buffer configuration 4-35
- daemon task 4-14
- environment 4-5
- error handling 4-17
- ICMP 4-40
- IGMP 4-41
- IP multicast 4-20
- memory configuration 4-35
- MIB-II support 4-43
- network interface 4-23
- NFS support 4-42
- NI attributes 4-24
- NI Table 4-26
- packet routing 4-17
- signal handling 4-16
- socket layer 4-7
- subcomponents 4-52
- unnumbered serial links 4-23
- zero copy operations 4-38
- pNAD 4-15
- p-port 3-17
- preemption bit 2-10
- pREPC+ 6-1
- buffers 6-6
- deleting tasks 6-10
- environment 6-3
- error handling 6-9
- file structure 6-5
- files 6-4
- functions 6-2
- I/O 7-16
- memory allocation 6-9
- restarting tasks 6-10
- streams 6-8
- pREPC+ drivers 7-16
- pROBE+ debugger 1-4
- pRPC+ 4-52
- client authentication 4-54
- global variables 4-56
- port mapper 4-56
- pSOS+
- attributes 2-3
- kernel 2-1
- region manager 2-21
- services 2-5
- pSOS+m 3-1
- architecture 3-2
- coherency checks 3-12
- overview 3-1
- startup 3-11
- pSOS+-to-driver interface 7-6
- pSOSystem
- ANSI C standard library 1-3
- architecture 1-2
- components 1-2
- debug environment 1-4
- facilities 1-4
- filesystem manager 1-3
- kernel 1-2, 2-1
- network manager 1-2
- overview 1-1
- RPC library 1-2
- PTCB 2-21
Q
- QCB 2-23
- queue control block 2-23
- queues
- operations 2-24
R
- raw sockets 4-9
- ready task state 2-6
- receiving a message 2-24
- receiving an event 2-29
- Region 0 2-19
- region control block 2-20
- region manager 2-21
- regions 2-19
- rejoin latency requirements 3-16
- remote service calls 3-6
- restarting nodes 3-14
- RNCB 2-20
- root block 5-6
- roundrobin
- criteria for disabling 2-11
- roundrobin bit 2-10
- roundrobin scheduling
- automatic 2-10
- manual 2-11
- routes 4-17
- direct 4-17
- host 4-17
- indirect 4-17
- network 4-17
- routing facilities 4-17
- RPC library 1-2
- RSC 3-6
- RSC overhead 3-11
- running task state 2-6
S
- SCB 4-14
- scheduling 2-9
- modification of 2-16
- segments 2-19
- semaphore control block 2-30
- semaphores 2-30
- operations 2-30, 2-31
- sending a message 2-24
- sending an event 2-29
- sequence numbers 3-15
- server 4-10
- shutdown
- global 3-16
- shutdown procedure 2-40
- signal handler 4-16
- signals 4-16
- signals versus events 2-33
- slave node 3-2
- SMCB 2-30
- SNMP 4-43
- agents 4-51
- socket control blocks 4-14
- socket descriptor 4-9
- socket layer 4-3, 4-7
- sockets 4-8
- addresses 4-9
- connection 4-10
- connectionless 4-12
- creation 4-9
- data structures 4-14
- data transfer 4-11
- datagram 4-8
- foreign 4-11
- local 4-11
- non-blocking 4-13
- options 4-13
- out-of-band data 4-13
- raw 4-9
- socket extensions 4-39
- stream 4-8
- termination 4-12
- s-port 3-17
- stale IDs 3-15
- state transitions 2-6
- stdin, stdout, stderr 6-7
- storage management services 2-18
- stream sockets 4-8
- streams 6-8
- binary 6-8
- text 6-8
- subnets 4-6
- synchronization 2-22
- synchronous I/O 7-13
- synchronous RSC 3-7
- system architecture 1-2
T
- task 2-3, 2-4
- ASR 2-32
- control block 2-15
- creation 2-14
- management 2-13
- memory 2-17
- mode word 2-16
- preemption 2-3
- priority 2-3, 2-9
- scheduling 2-9
- states 2-5
- termination 2-17
- task-to-task communication 2-22
- TCB 2-15
- TCP 4-3
- text streams 6-8
- time and date 2-34
- time management 2-33
- time unit 2-34
- timeout facility 2-34
- timeslicing 2-10, 2-36
- timeslice quantum 2-10
- timing
- absolute 2-35
- relative 2-35
- token, semaphore 2-31
- transport layer 4-3
U
- UDP 4-3
- unnumbered serial links 4-23
V
- variable length message queue 2-27
- volume initialization 5-4
- volume parameter record 5-6
- volume, definition of 5-2
W
- wakeups 2-36
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